ALL I ASK…

-was to have a breast feed from my mother at birth

-was to be loved by my father at 1

-was to have a birthday cake at 2

-was to have good food on the table at 3

-was to have a toy and a playground at 4

-was to see cartoons on TV at 5

It Is Just A Squeeze

I have heard people say, hard situations are reasons why people

 opt for bad acts and it is like saying, hard squeeze on an orange

 is what make it bring lemon juice; no matter how hard an

 orange get squeezed, it still brings out orange juice.

People bring forth from their source what they really are no matter what situation.

 

Lance Armstrong 'Admits' Doping

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Armstrong's reported admission to Oprah Winfrey that he used performance-enhancing drugs likely means he will go down in history as the most brazen drug cheat the sport has ever seen.

Former world champion cyclist Lance Armstrong is reported to have admitted using performance-enhancing drugs to help win the Tour de France.

Several sources tell U.S. media that Armstrong made the confession during an emotional interview Monday with talk show host Oprah Winfrey. Neither Armstrong nor Winfrey have disclosed further details of the conversation, to be broadcast Thursday.

The 41-year-old cancer survivor had long denied using performance-enhancing drugs, despite years of persistent rumors.

In August, Armstrong was stripped of his record seven Tour de France titles after the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency said it had proof he was centrally involved in a complex illegal doping program.

BREAKING THE WALLS OF IGNORANCE.

I was in a cab with a woman who has a little boy of about 4 sitting on her laps next to me when our cab was forced to halt in a traffic jam. While in the traffic jam, a mentally disordered man looking very dirty and rough from his very bushy dread locked hair to his extremely dirty cloth walked along the same road. 

This is a normal and popular sight around town so I didn’t pay much attention but a more unusual sight caught my attention. The boy sitting next to me seemed engrossed with the sight of the mad man and he attentively watched until the

Aaron Swartz, Tech Prodigy and Internet Activist, Is Dead at 26

Aaron Swartz, the brilliant young software programmer and Internet activist who inspired awe and reverence from leading figures in the technology world, died in his Brooklyn apartment on Friday, his family said in a statement. New York City’s chief medical examiner ruled the death a suicide by hanging. Swartz was 26 years old.

A passionate advocate for social justice, Swartz founded the group Demand Progress, which played a crucial role in convincing the U.S. Congress to back down from controversial anti-piracy legislation last year.

“Aaron’s insatiable curiosity, creativity, and brilliance; his reflexive empathy and capacity for selfless, boundless love; his refusal to accept injustice as inevitable—these gifts made the world, and our lives, far brighter,” his family said in a statement. “Aaron’s commitment to social justice was profound, and defined